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How to Say ‘We also really enjoyed your visit.’ in Portuguese

Também gostámos muito da tua visita.

tahm-BAYNG goosh-TAH-moosh MWEE-too dah TOO-ah vee-ZEE-tah

[tahm-BAYNG goosh-TAH-moosh MWEE-too dah TOO-ah vee-ZEE-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: [Da] is [de] + [a], so [da tua visita] literally works like "of your visit." Portuguese uses this pattern where English often just uses a direct noun phrase.

Phrase Breakdown

Também gostámos muito

tahm-BAYNG goosh-TAH-moosh MWEE-too

We also really enjoyed

Used to say that the speakers had a strong positive feeling as well.

Example

Também gostámos muito da festa.

We also really enjoyed the party.

Words in this phrase

Também

[tahm-BAYNG]

also

Shows agreement or adds that the speaker felt the same way too.

Example

Também achámos a tarde agradável, por isso usamos Também.

We also found the afternoon pleasant, so we use 'Também'.

gostámos

[goosh-TAH-moosh]

we liked / we enjoyed

Past tense meaning the speakers enjoyed something.

Example

Nós gostámos da tua companhia, e gostámos soa muito natural aqui.

We enjoyed your company, and 'gostámos' sounds very natural here.

muito

[MWEE-too]

very much / a lot

Strengthens the feeling of enjoyment.

Example

A conversa foi muito agradável, e muito reforça essa ideia.

The conversation was very pleasant, and 'muito' reinforces that idea.

Da tua visita

dah TOO-ah vee-ZEE-tah

of your visit

Refers to the person’s visit; 'tua' is informal singular 'your'.

Example

Ficámos felizes com a tua visita.

We were happy with your visit.

Words in this phrase

da

[dah]

of the / from the

Contraction of 'de' + 'a'; here it links enjoyment to 'your visit'.

Example

Falámos da tua presença, e da introduz essa ligação.

We spoke of your presence, and 'da' introduces that link.

tua

[TOO-ah]

your

Informal singular possessive, used with 'tu'.

Example

Gostámos da tua energia, e tua refere-se a algo teu.

We liked your energy, and 'tua' refers to something belonging to you.

visita

[vee-ZEE-tah]

visit

The noun for a social visit to someone's home.

Example

A tua visita foi especial, e visita é a palavra central da frase.

Your visit was special, and 'visita' is the key word in the sentence.

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